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so let's move on to cal main this might not pop up on most people's radar but it should because they are un-41%. they are a major egg producer.p% they are a major egg producer.-% they are a major egg producer. . they are a major egg producer.4. they are a major egg producer. producer prices and labor costs hit all kinds of companies they are seeing it impact the business management suspended the dividend end of last year indicating profitability could be difficult so we want any guidance for its reinstatement. so what do you do with the stock? >> take it sunny side up, right? it is a great name this should be on traders' radars this is a company that has zero debt, they are expected to grow earnings 45% and they are trading at 16 times forward earnings they take relatively inexpensive stock and it is a staple that is basically growing at, you know, a growth company's rates now, could they be hit by inflationary prices? they have to feed a lot of those birds obviously. yes, they could. i would say that any short term inflationary pressure that hit this is stock on a pullback, that is
so let's move on to cal main this might not pop up on most people's radar but it should because they are un-41%. they are a major egg producer.p% they are a major egg producer.-% they are a major egg producer. . they are a major egg producer.4. they are a major egg producer. producer prices and labor costs hit all kinds of companies they are seeing it impact the business management suspended the dividend end of last year indicating profitability could be difficult so we want any guidance for...
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cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "the exchaj". m mortgage rates have surged the rate on a 30-year jumped to just under 5%. it's up 50% from a year ago. my next guests warns that's a huge impact on the housing market he says he's expecting a 25% drop this summer let's welcome in the chief economist at pantheon economics. i guess the only thing i wonder is about pent up demand from buyers trying to get into this market could that help bolster sales in the months to come eve within higher rates and so forth? >> yeah. there's not much sign of that at the moment we've seen mortgage applications falling for three straight months i'm pretty sure april will be the fourth it's a response to the massive rise in rates. back in september the 30 of year rate was just over 3%. now it's approaching 5%. plus house prices have gone up since last september so affordability astaken a ham
cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "the exchaj". m mortgage rates have surged the rate on a 30-year jumped to just under 5%. it's up 50% from a year ago. my next guests warns that's a huge impact on the housing market he says he's expecting a 25% drop this summer let's welcome in the chief...
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it is interesting, barclay's just sent out a note saying they're making a.50 cal. they said it's a close call. my guess is the federal reserve at this moment is going over all of the books of the banks they are worried about. there is a large amount of unrealized gains and losses out there because of what's happened to interest rates. that means that the price of all those bonds have gone down that's part of the fulcrum, i guess, that silicone valley got caught into. they had a separate thing that they were in one of the hardest -- they were concentrating on one of the hardest hit sectors of the economy. whether or not that's accurate, we have a list, i don't know if you put it up, of the biggest bank failures of where this ranks. but we have not had a bank failure in two years this is the first since 2020 whether or not the banking system is buoyed because of better employment, and a more solid consumer -- >> let's be clear what this chart is showing this silicone valley thing is the second biggest bank fall your of all-time >> i don't know if this would be much w
it is interesting, barclay's just sent out a note saying they're making a.50 cal. they said it's a close call. my guess is the federal reserve at this moment is going over all of the books of the banks they are worried about. there is a large amount of unrealized gains and losses out there because of what's happened to interest rates. that means that the price of all those bonds have gone down that's part of the fulcrum, i guess, that silicone valley got caught into. they had a separate thing...
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last but not least, let's look at the story of two sarm suit cals. very different things today. >> normally we don't talk about companies with me nis kul market caps. the reason we are talking about affymax is because this morning it did not have a miniscule market company. here is the reason. an anemia drug. severe reactions, kidney patients, unfortunately a number of deaths. five people died. that is a higher rate of reaction and rate of 8.5% rate of death of the current treatment by amgen. stock is down 85% in a day and their product is being pulled. make your own assumptions folks. >>> all right, aformentioned herb, is here now with a double disaster. i can't believe -- >> '95, actually. >> there must be a typo. >> i did. and there were ceo issues then. some of the companies over and over again, why, i don't know. but anyway, double disaster de jour, starting with itt education. this network talking about -- >> i hope so, because you work for us. >> i was on this very network talking about itt education, a year or two, talking about a low rate pr
last but not least, let's look at the story of two sarm suit cals. very different things today. >> normally we don't talk about companies with me nis kul market caps. the reason we are talking about affymax is because this morning it did not have a miniscule market company. here is the reason. an anemia drug. severe reactions, kidney patients, unfortunately a number of deaths. five people died. that is a higher rate of reaction and rate of 8.5% rate of death of the current treatment by...
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. >> caller: thanks for taking my cal call. >> i got to tell you, we recommend the stock lower, people don't understand, this is a great natural gas stock, encana, this is the only time my fill-up helps me. if the ceo would come on, i'd welcome him. i'd break out the director's chairs for the man. now louisiana, bob. >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah to you. >> caller: thank you for your recommendation of ford. i'm up 30% since i bid on that. >> yes! >> hallelujah! >> caller: i'm thinking of taking a chew on ford credit for 8.1% dividend. >> not going to fight you on that. i like the ford preferred around 17. i certainly will not rule against ford credit. more of yield play. continues to rock, the stock moved a lot. a lot of people tell me, i missed it, i missed it, even today after i did the whole piece about you haven't missed it, people telling me they missed it. i'm getting tired of that. you haven't missed it. to skip in michigan. >> caller: big boo-yah from skip in michigan, looking for hanson natural. >> i like it. what can i tell you? a long term trend. those energy drinks are lon
. >> caller: thanks for taking my cal call. >> i got to tell you, we recommend the stock lower, people don't understand, this is a great natural gas stock, encana, this is the only time my fill-up helps me. if the ceo would come on, i'd welcome him. i'd break out the director's chairs for the man. now louisiana, bob. >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah to you. >> caller: thank you for your recommendation of ford. i'm up 30% since i bid on that. >> yes! >>...
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office max got put through the metaphor cal meat grinder. it was horrible. falling from $17 to $4. as the company came into 2012 the ball was set very low. when the expectations are that low, even lousy results can take the stock hire as long as they aren't downright pitiful. last year sales nowhere near good. but in line with the street's expectations and not absolutely hard which was good enough to give the stock some lift at these levels. even though max has rallied this year, it climbed from $17. it still has a way to go before it's back to even. when you look at it in that context, this rally doesn't seem insane. office max has been trying to get its house in order. it announced it was reinstating its two cent per share quarterly dividend. not much. the stock yields about 1%. it also told us it was conducting a comprehensive capital allocation review. designed to simplify its balance sheet. a couple of important elements here. office max got caught up in the terrible lehman bankruptcy. they had bonds backed by lehman connected to timber assets. the courts resolved this in sept
office max got put through the metaphor cal meat grinder. it was horrible. falling from $17 to $4. as the company came into 2012 the ball was set very low. when the expectations are that low, even lousy results can take the stock hire as long as they aren't downright pitiful. last year sales nowhere near good. but in line with the street's expectations and not absolutely hard which was good enough to give the stock some lift at these levels. even though max has rallied this year, it climbed...
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, the home builders, the retailers are weak by the way, that's text book anticipation you sold sick cals -- secondly c cyclical's a lot of the sentiment stuff looks negative that's help. it's been the zone 27 is above the futures. that's a start of showing there is clinching up of anything sielt. we were at 30 in early december, guys >> so, mike. as a perk do you get a u.s. subscription for life? no, there was a time when i did. but i think the password expired. true or false. tech stocks need a life raft earningsseason could be it what do you think? >> well, it could be >> it's not about earnings, right, if rates come down, i don't know >> yeah, the question is how much we think they could come down, i pointed out the nasdaq 100 went from 22 before the pandemic up to 31 it's probably in the 25. the overall s&p is 20 if earnings hold up as projected. i think the market is almost now overshooting the likeliest fed message and activity for this area because it's sort of pricing in the sector the fed said we would do the more time we have they will fill it with fears the fed has done nothin
, the home builders, the retailers are weak by the way, that's text book anticipation you sold sick cals -- secondly c cyclical's a lot of the sentiment stuff looks negative that's help. it's been the zone 27 is above the futures. that's a start of showing there is clinching up of anything sielt. we were at 30 in early december, guys >> so, mike. as a perk do you get a u.s. subscription for life? no, there was a time when i did. but i think the password expired. true or false. tech stocks...